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Post 7 made on Wednesday February 16, 2005 at 13:59
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On 02/16/05 08:43 ET, Larry Fine said...
You could easily form a cage of aluminum window
screen, which would hold back the insulation,
but not act as a volume limiter for speakers designed
for running without an enclosure or back box.

I had to install several recessed lights that
were not insulation-contact rated in an upstairs
ceiling. I made cages from 1/4" mesh cloth to
keep the insulation 3" away. The inspector was
very impressed.

Then cover the screen/mesh material with vapour barrier (plastic sheeting) material to keep attic air and the insulation out of the back of the speaker. Vapour barrier is a low cost solution to back boxes. Just make sure that you tape all of the joints in the vapour barrier to make sure that you have no air infiltration.

Cheers
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